The first operation was led by surgeon Syed Mehdi, MD, and his team. Dr. Mehdi used the ExcelsiusGPS to robotically place Creo MIS screws at L3-L4 and navigate placement of the Elsa expandable lateral interbody spacer, according to a Feb. 14 LinkedIn post from Globus.
The Excelsius system streamlines the surgical workflow, reduces radiation exposure and allows for smaller incisions, less tissue damage, quicker recovery and less postoperative pain.
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